we will complete the implementation of the ppp within the specified time frame. also the most important, is carrying out major repairs. currently , 53 airfields have been formed that require these types of work; they will be implemented within the framework of the air transport infrastructure fund being created. but in addition to holding capital repairs, we also plan, within the framework of this fund, to purchase lighting equipment, which will allow aircraft to operate in difficult weather conditions. landing conditions, as well as the construction of easily erected, modular air terminal complexes at low-intensity airfields, this will certainly improve the quality of service for our passengers. i am sure that from 2025 to 1930, these 129 objects will be implemented. all the sites that we visited in the far east, to date day showed that the effectiveness of our efforts depends on how the dialogue with investors is structured and how attentive they are.

to begin reconstruction at 14 airfields, seven of which will be implemented within the framework of pppield in the concession, this is omsk-fedorovka. an order was issued for the second airfield in gorno-altaisk, we we'll sign it before the end of this. in the next year , we will complete the tasks you set for the implementation of ppp within the deadlines indicated. rosaviatsiya provides 43 public services, 31 of which are digitized and displayed on a single portal of state services, that is, they are provided entirely in digital form. now the organization is working to reduce the time frame by reducing the number of documents submitted to receive services. a new attack by ukraine on sevastopol, as the governor reported on the roof of nine. a high-explosive part of a downed atacoms missile fell on a storey building, no injuries, the ammunition went through the roof and got stuck on the technical floor, people were evacuated. while the pyrotechnics are working, residents will remain in their places. temporary accommodation. a huge traffic jam has formed in front of the crimean bridge. t

it before the end of this year and we will complete the tasks you set for the implementation of the ppped. rosaviatsiya provides 43 public services, 31 of which are digitized and displayed on a single portal of state services, that is, they are provided entirely in digital form. now the organization is working to reduce the time frame and reduce the number of documents submitted to receive services. now. urgent messages from nizhny tagil, in the investigative department of the investigative committee for the sverdlovsk region do not confirm the information about the person who died as a result of the partial collapse of a house in nizhny tagel. i'll remind you earlier. previously, information that there was one person killed as a result of the collapse was published by the tas agency with reference to the operational services, but now a refutation has come, so, according to the latest data , 10 people were injured as a result of the collapse, several are in serious condition, they are reporting that a six-year-old child who suffered from an accident in nizhny tagel is in intensive care,

residence permit, obtain a permanent residence permit abroad from the ministry of internal affairs, a ppp series passport , and register with the belarusian consulate of another country. no one here prevents this. approximately 127,000 belarusians are registered with consulates abroad. the changes for them are that previously they could apply for permission to live abroad, obtain or replace a pp series passport themselves at the ministry of internal affairs or through the consulate. now, the application must be submitted to the ministry of internal affairs or the main consular department of the ministry of foreign affairs only upon arrival in belarus. the consulate will not change or issue passports and forward permission. for residence abroad from our ministry of internal affairs too. all other passports of belarusians who have left will be changed according to the same scheme as those living in the country, in the citizenship and immigration departments at the place of registration, themselves without an intermediary for sending documents in the form of a consulate. relatives and friend

wasn't the main cause. >> but when you sprinkle all ma money from the sky, whether it's stimulus or pppether it's indirectly ultra low rates that just basically drive people to borrow money, combined with all those pandemic level shortages, that would seem, i would imagine that was at least gasoline on the inflationary fire. >> yes. it did contribute, but it wasn't the main event. when you step back and remember americans were stuck at home, they were receiving checks from the government, they were actually quite liquid. they couldn't spend on a series of categories they typically did like going out for a meal or travel, and they spent, therefore, on items they could spend on and initially that was durable goods. a new bike, a new grill, home renovation and so forth. the demand for those durable goods skyrocketed, supply chains which were disrupted already by covid, couldn't keep up. there was a surge of inflation in durable goods and then when the economy began to reopen and people could start to enjoy certain services they had been blocked from, then that bled over into services infla

and it dawned on me i think we've totally underestimated the stimulus from the ppp loans.ns they did not need to pay back. not saying it's caused the economic boom, but i really got the sense this summer talking to a lot of people that were underestimating that, and now that money is rolling off and i hope i'm wrong, but i worry what the effect is going to be at a trillion one in credit card debt and all the ppp money. true story, rick. talked to a guy selling boats. had a customer come in, lost his job but got rehired cash by his boss and started companies to get ppp money and had 200,000 dollars in the bank and was unemployed and bought a boat. that blue my freaking mind. >> well, you just answered the question. where did inflation come from? i think you're describing one big io of it and as far as how wonderful the economy's doing. listen, first of all rates are creeping up as we're talking, because we largely avoided talking about income and spending. those numbers were pretty good. blur your eyes, hard to see recession there. second thing is i think david and by the w

ppp, domestic government loan bonds, so-called military bonds.lear that today there is a huge gap of 500 billion. and only at the expense of taxpayers, well, if we talk about this amount of 500 billion, well, we have heard the government's statements that they want to cover a little more than 120 billion this year. and here there is a fierce discussion about how to do it, and business, the government, they are now, well, i am at that much. i understand that so far such a coherent position has not been found, but what i even heard there from the statements of some state officials that they, you know, during the discussion the truth is born, and they want to find this truth, find this middle ground, but i would like to say that if it is about raising taxes, again, it is my personal point of view, that is, if we talk about what needs to be raised, then we need to say:

the ppp loans, they call it a loan, if you look at the bill, they were always just a grant for businessesit was a wealth transfer from taxpayers to corporations to the tune of almost $1 billion there. sorry, almost $1 trillion there. it was like $800 billion or $900 billion. the abraham accords, the dismantling of the iran deal, all of these things were instigations to middle east instability, which all comes back and affects the economy as well. the handling of covid was an odd mess that needed decisive action one way or another, but what we got was a hodgepodge that kept people from being able to effectively work while, at the same time, not providing an effective solution for clamping down on the virus when it was actually just starting out. the economy now, we have a great economy for generating wealth for america, but none of that comes back to individual people. i would like to say, also, a little bit of an aside, i agree with the caller who called for neither and was concerned about the trafficking of migrant children and other children as well. to their point about the word traffi

you get ppp. 6 ad right here. white and its way through walnut creek looking really nice and clear. we are seeing sun for the inland areas down to san jose. not a lot of sand along the bay shore at the coast as that dense fog is returned in these areas, even a little bit of drizzle and mist on some of our bridges, high pressure to the south low to the north. really similar set up that i've been talking about the past few days and we'll continue to talk about the setup for the rest of the week. normally this time of year, high pressure ridges can build in and result in offshore winds. we have just the opposite in onshore wind and we can be thankful for it because it's helped to keep temperatures moderated and into the start of the weekend. look at this. this low dives deep on into northern california in particular. and with that, a few showers possible to the north of the bay area. we won't see any rain here locally. but if you head north of mendocino, that's where you really start to see rainfall potential towards saturday in particular, the bay area. anything we get is just the mis

ppp loans are gone. all those things are wearing off. they are moving back in, gen-z.hey can't pull more left remembers to keep the economy going. fed does matter. jobs do matter. it will go back to the real thing. people have to have jobs. they have to save more than they're spending. i don't think that is happening especially with this younger generation, charles. charles: rob luna, you're a straight-shooter, my man. glad we had you own today. thank you very much. folks we have the great kenny polcari he is coming up next. he will talk about a couple different scenarios you want a way benefit fog both sides. obviously this market is still tenuous. stay with us. he's next. ♪. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wa

one is to encourage ppp units, government entities that are well established around the world including in australia, canada, china, egypt, japan, the united kingdom and others. i believe that with several key policy changes i have described, infrastructure projects can deliver long-term benefits and returns were all parties. thank you for the opportunity to testify. chair brown: thank you. for decades we have seen corporations follow the business model that pursued growth by closing factories, shipping jobs south and overseas in search of cheaper wages. it has devastated the hometowns of each of us. we passed a bipartisan infrastructure law to create the types of jobs that corporations cannot outsource construction workers in ohio at a 24 year high and growing every week. when people bring home a steady paycheck, the entire community feels the benefit. i love what you said about generational careers. talk about how these projects create the jobs that lead to generational careers. >> if we could talk about the chips act. >> of course. >> the intel factory, i worked intimately with the c

he gave out ppp loans to republicans and democrats and everybody in between. and then forgave them. then you had joe biden come in and print what's probably gonna be close to eight or $9,000,000,000,000 of the money that we don't have and we created free cheap money, whatever we want to call it, and we dropped it in the economy and said go have, go have fun go, go keep your lives exactly where they're at and now, for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. the reaction is going to have to be, to catch up from this. >> well, with janet yellen will say about that and i've heard her talk about it is that she will say that the concern was remember a lot of this economic team the biden economic team was there during the crash in 2008 and they learn from it and what yellen has said is that they were terrified, that it would take a decade to recover from covid the way it did after the 2008 crash. and so they intentionally overstimulated the economy because they were so worried that it could take as long as it did. and after they learned their lesson is how she would put it. b

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the ppp loans, they call it a loan, if you look at the bill, they were always just a grant for businessesit was a wealth transfer from taxpayers to corporations to the tune of almost $1 billion there. sorry, almost $1 trillion there. it was like $800 billion or $900 billion. the abraham accords, the dismantling of the iran deal, all of these things were instigations to middle east instability, which all comes back and affects the economy as well. the handling of covid was an odd mess that needed decisive action one way or another, but what we got was a hodgepodge that kept people from being able to effectively work while, at the same time, not providing an effective solution for clamping down on the virus when it was actually just starting out. the economy now, we have a great economy for generating wealth for america, but none of that comes back to individual people. i would like to say, also, a little bit of an aside, i agree with the caller who called for neither and was concerned about the trafficking of migrant children and other children as well. to their point about the word traffi

the ppp loans, they call it a loan, if you look at the bill, they were always just a grant for businessesit was a wealth transfer from taxpayers to corporations to the tune of almost $1 billion there. sorry, almost $1 trillion there. it was like $800 billion or $900 billion. the abraham accords, the dismantling of the iran deal, all of these things were instigations to middle east instability, which all comes back and affects the economy as well. the handling of covid was an odd mess that needed decisive action one way or another, but what we got was a hodgepodge that kept people from being able to effectively work while, at the same time, not providing an effective solution for clamping down on the virus when it was actually just starting out. the economy now, we have a great economy for generating wealth for america, but none of that comes back to individual people. i would like to say, also, a little bit of an aside, i agree with the caller who called for neither and was concerned about the trafficking of migrant children and other children as well. to their point about the word traffi

to do otherwise so and ran with the assessment process continued but the next would be to sign the pppagreement which is not taken place yet. >> so the state can simply temporarily withhold signature indefinitely? >> effectively proceed. >> it's there for the state simply having can't do the process to now and abandon it entirely, they can do that? >> in terms of compliance with the assessment, they've met their marks and we plan hours in the company federal dollars have been committed to the review stage or any stage or even capital to the implementation? >> i can tell you, i'm not sure how many hours went into it. >> it's important for taxpayers to know how much is committed and how much will be set aside. it's clear to most of us and i have my reservations the governor of new york led a political decision is now left taxpayers with a significant budget : as relates it leaves those who don't have access still on the sidelines in the department to take punitive action it states like new york accountable policing them. i'm out of time but i would appreciate update on enforcement as rel